saucy sexes-
muorl CANDY : x;
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sum mm: ,_ .y ,
MIXED GANDV {.- - "
conuucomss ‘ ‘
CANDY BASKETS
CANDY CANE.
‘ FRESH amen ooooo
our our our“. TIA ,
cocoa on MILK. 5c
“albinism. Is
'Tbe-Womsn's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Chidaoy,
filthy afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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UNDERTAKER
IN‘IED HEN’O BUILDING A
U WAUHINBTON ST.
SURE IMPUIATIUNS
(Continued trout first page)
the m The very general be
not attire time of the campaign wow
musician». who rebuild on the
Petitions in bankruptcy have been
tiled by Roland L Squire of Mass.
field. a retail grocer, who gives his
liabilities as $2,067 and his assets
to $614.49 and by Mariano Grasso
of New Haven, 11 saloonkeopar.!
whose liabilities are $5,.67973 and
assets $4,387.18. d Iil‘l-
The Twentieth Century Food corn-
pally 01'er Hmen has filed a
final .ertificate of dissolution in the
ofiice ot' the state secretary. The
Milkl‘lour company of Stamford
and the \l'atertown Manufacturing
company oi“ \‘i'atertnwn have filed
certificates oi organization
A new record for January rainfall in
this state was established last n10nt11,:
according to the figures of the New
Haven weather bureau station. The to
tal rainfall for the month was 8: 58 in- i
cites. The present coating of snow
and the rain at the beginning or the
week Ere giving February a fair start
in the matter of pretipation.
Local labor leaders sud organiza-
tions are nun-lrintercsted in Governor
l'iolcomh's nominee 1’01 state labor
commissioner ll ls expecteditbat the
governor will send the nomination to
the state senate in a short time. 1.00:!
people would ve'i‘y muuh like to '30
Commissioner Patrick H. Conuolley ro-
nominated for the elites. Commission
or Connolley was endorsed for ream
i pointment at the recent meeting of the
executive board of the State Brssnrh’
oi‘ the Federation of labor.
An order authorizing Lev erctt
Bucliland, trustee of the bankrupt'
estate of Robert 1 Sadd of Wapping,
ereo in Bankruptcy l“d\\al(l M. Yet)
mans. Sixteen head or matured
stuck were appraised at. $2.700 and.
f‘twenty young cattle at. $1695. The
appraisal of the whole of Mr Sadd’s
"estate foots up 534129. the live-
stock being valued at $15,720, the
dairy farm at $25,100.11ay $1. 291
~ _ and other smaller items.
m
Tomorrow evening, under the ana-
pices of the Boys' (lub,, of Trinity
Fhiiscopal church.
, county game‘warden.
state board of education lecture-
I Audubon. A Year “1th The Birds."
.As Mr. Smith wrote this lecture and
outlier The lecture will begin prompt.
ly lit 7: 30' o ‘Lclock A cordial invitation
. is exterided to all who' care to come.
A Thare'wiil the noadniission charge- and
no collection;
r1111 BANK-Cit sashes
A Checking Account
. will promote your credit 8nd “
. create a good impression How
pleasant it is to saywoncioooov .
Plcdsc‘ Phil Check
A checking account riot only
helps your, credit but iris the
correct way to settle all ac-
counts.
. A Checking Account}
- is an evidence that indexes the
character ot the person. Cult
“and let us give you other
good reasons about a choc:
book.
lloIInthly Statements
ins endowmdly expressed in a gen-
‘ to sell the Holstein Fresian cattle on’
the estate, has been passed by Ref-l
\‘iilbur F. Smith:
will Site the;
- lot a high retaining wallabout
ithers is an abrupt tall.
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present hospital site. This opinion
oral internal discussion of the direct-
‘om WM 1 did say was that “no
vote was ever passed by the directors
authorising such a statement and that
no vote was subsequently passed en-
dow: it” This is a fact proved by
the minutes of the directors' meetings
The not that it was voted that the
chairman moist a committee to se-
cure options on all the land in the
hospital block could certainly not be
interpreted as a pledge to build there.
”it would rather indicate that it was
tell. that the present property was
inadequate. If the land at present
owned by the hospital association is
adequate in extent, will you kindly
tell me the object in securing options
1 on the four plates of preperty men-
:tioned.
Also, will you kindly inform me 11'
options on any of this properti have
been obtained? 1 am told that no
report from this committee has ever
been made.
‘ Second. 1 did not state that the
land which the hospital building 11 cold
cover had a drop of 30 feet. What I
did say was that the land was sit 11111
Id upon "a hillside having an abrupt
fall of thirty feet" Before making this
statement. 7 carefully examined the
T
.a
South Norwalk
I. WASHINGTON STREET.
Coal
map drawn by Mr. Hoyt, and also
went over the property so that l we
gnot uninformed. As a matter of fact: 1
that map shows a drop of thirty— sixi
feet Ween the boundaries on Can
nastiest avenue and Cedar street.
,Momovar. the plan for a hospital to
lwhich Ir, Hoyt evidently refers.
'the tentative one submitted by your
iarchitect. This has a depth of 01111
348 feet and a width of 124 feet. The
preamt hospital structure has a depth
of 100 feet and a. width of 100 feet
so that the proposed structure would
§ cover much less area than the present
hospital These plans allow for only
18 ward beds, while the present hos-
pital has 24.11; it the idea of the
Bbuilding committee to erett a hos-
pitnl building less adequate than the
[present structure? It is admitted that
the expense or heating and maintain-1
ing the present hospital building is
\ery nut, and that difficulty in se-
curing sufllcient funds for that pur
pose now exists. Nevertheless, you
suggest that we continue that expen-
site and extravagant plant and in .111-
is,
/
1111i cxposwl to the wcathcr..
('iircs best satisfaction to buy-
011
l ct‘. licst quality of coal
hand in all sizes.
(but cool is kllSCllRl'g't‘tl and
lontlcd nutouiatically. This
"trans prompt tlclivct‘y.
Harris ‘81 Guns
RRUGRERS fURUM
ditiun mintaiu a new building.
1 stated that the land owned by the
hospital association and available
map it is true 'lhat measurement
show: 3. distance oil 220 feet between '
.the western edge or the present hos-
pital building, and the western bound-
,ary o! the property. 0! this 90 feet
‘ is rendered impossible of use because
the
1hospital and s roadway from which
That this is
so can to sully verified by anyone
who will take the trouble to walk
1 over the hospth grounds.
:11 rum. 1- ast not: state that gunner
' 'of twelve thousand dollsrd for a new
hospital building was rejected. wast
ldid any as that a communication
was received stating that in all pron-
abtllty such a donation could be secur-
5 ed. by the mirth-l association. This
W was from. Mr. bouts A.
nah-sir; as was read 1.; Mr. John
H. Light It 11‘ meeting of the hospital
am You will not. deny that
on W was ignored.
it- May dear Mr. Sivartz 1
wish to M that 1 greatly regret
that I. M have regarded my
lettu- - its any sense personal. In
was." i may addressed 11 to
‘ you a pseudo-l or the Normal): Hod
WW. “Miriam
w‘miammonu
‘aausu- sud-firm unionism 1:: .
The second anniversary of Progress
' made about fifty per cent. or the slid for building purposes, has a frontage 'F.oruni No. 1.11‘raternai Forum Leas.
‘“- ,J‘ "m be a unique Opportunity of 130 leeL This is an exact state lite, was celebrated lust evening in the
”t 1184“"! a 13ml” “HWY“ by the inant of fact- aa proved by Mr. Hoyt" 5 quarters of the league on Washington
Estreet, in the iolliest and most. fitting
manner possible.
An altogether pleasant “smoker"
was the feature of the evening‘s cele-
bration“ Dellghtt‘ul music was ren-
dered by the Independent orchestra, at
{this city A pleasant program of runs
aical and vocal selections was present
ed during the evenluz.
Edward Hogson gave an entertain
in musical selection, and pleasing
songs here rendered by Frank Kram-
er and George W. Collin, .lr., accompa-
nied by John Laurrari, on the piano.
Mandolin and auto-harp selections.
which vere enjoyed very much were
given by Frank Garlic and George
Overton. A' unique trio, composed of
Messrs. 0ertle‘.0 Over-ton and Ersd See
,‘iield. Sr. rendered sroeilent musieon
interesting speeches. bearing on the
growth and worth of the order. wet-e
made by National Advocate GeorgeW.
Collin and by Dr H. B. West. 'The
party broke up at a late hour. utter an
evening of genuine pleasure.
opened as a M08 WP” 3‘03““?
‘withln 17. short time. New York '
Be comfortable-De happy-Be cheerful-
buy the genuine JEDDO COAL
from ‘
111111101111 trundle
Muslims
CHILDREN’S COATS
A. Dickennan 81 Son.
WE GIVE S. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
WAISTS
New Models
A number of high- -class Crepe dc thine Waists, i11tr0~
dnnngthc new collars, some attractively band embroider—
c.d mostly long sleeves, high and low necks.
l’RI( ES ................ $1 98 $2 98 and $5 00
JAP SILK WAISTS——Smart
hunts Inu neck, longIslccves.
TIPPERARY RUFFLINGS.
()t' 11c.t lawn and lace in a \aricty of dainty styles.
l‘th I1 .................................. 2
The N. B. Ryan Co.
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-1 HAS 11111111111.
the mandolin, autobarp and castouots.’ . .
sinker for thin“ which you don't
M
it is probable the former Club Thea- .
tre,on Washington“ will here--
street. mm
n,w;- i"- n.r.n,s;-1-_I.h!I1-Iiil.l.'i I
Phone. 446
. So. "Newark. Music mu stock.
f
TheReodht'oik
Electrical (20.
TM Only Fully Equipped
‘ ELIcTIIOAL silos .
m the Town ' i
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—50 80. Main 84..
Red Oak
COAL
burns clean and gives plenty
of heat.
A Most Satisfactory Fuel;
WILLIAM EFFRON
3 Rowan St. Phone “I
models. embroidered
Phone 410.
Great
Sensation Sale
‘ou ALL ,
HOUSEHOLD eooos
new AND SECOND-HAND.
M. ourkowsxv.
111 NORTH mm or.
Special ........ $1, 00
5a. IYARD
SOUTH NORWALK
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INSURANCE.
1-11-11, Lire; Accident. Plate Glass.
Workman's Compensation, Liabil-
it)‘, Marim- aud Automobile.
Sandy-Bonds. i
Nmarlee Public.
Sit-amelilp Tlckcts.
J. M. Layton 81 Co.. inc.
REM. ES'l‘A'l‘E
.‘i Railroad Arc.
AND " lll'lN’l‘rl.
So. Norwallt
,
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The New Science Z
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC}:
l M .vva .»H~-.___.....-__.~- -.. .-._.
The Eisam Studio
Ono Hour Sale.
10 to II o’clock
Toma-wove
-—————_..
marrow, ssrwmv 10:10 11111 11.110 colors 1 ;
THE BIG 50c SALE'
$1.00 to $2.00
Regular prices
FUR PIECES
CHILDREN’S cosrs
NEW SATIN HATS
MUSLIN Gown-s
FLANNEL-E'r'rs SKIRTS
Children's Colored DRESSES
KNITTED caps
GLOVES
wstsrs
CURTAINS
LINEN PIECES
Mintz’s‘.
ONE HOUR
1 » .1”
not! aim» ‘
-‘_ --.M.__..,_... .
(hir- Hour m.
10 to 11 o‘clurt.
Tomorrow.
”—1-"
SALE
Chiropractic is the definition of tho; 4 SOUTH MAIN STREET. 3
cones of the disease and the art oi lesbinct Folders ..... 2...:4 per do"...
"u“ I the I ma Discus 1" “a“ ‘ Fora short time. ..... $2 psr dozen:
:30: 'anRoM Tn m “1 Carbonotteo ......... 3125 p..- dogs“;
“" “W N ONLY ...... 7
it creates m“ bones and M in ow COM'E‘QUICK“ per dozen,
ister ill. in the 11111th organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors union the can oi
disease android, health is restored
through harmonlsiug the nerve In
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
turn of the spins. You will never to
not giving the Chiropractor a Mono.
to help you;
lunatic sumo given also.
. T. Francis; D. C. V
I4 Washington so... So. Nor-walk. Conn
Graduate from Palmer 811th the
Tires Vulcanized;
7 Wall St.
-4“-.. ,- -...._._..____ ._.
Bring your vulcanizing to me i
Best work and cheapest prices i
A full line of tires and tube! on:
hand all the time. '
for and delivered.
Work called
Robert Gregory
Tel. 326-4
Periect Teeth
Whom
Crowu and bridge work is my spa-i
cialty. I can patch up your old tooth?
or replace thorn- by artificial so they
cannot be told from your own. I
guarantee perfect work and simulate:
sstistsction.- Call on me for free corral
sultation. . ' - . ‘ -1
HOURS—8 a. m. to 9 p. m. _j
Sundays «by appointment. ‘
i in the bunk while he has plenty
KEEPING MONEY
The nun who keeps his many
minutes a friend in the basil: to
when he can can when he '8'.
qnim funds.
Having confidence in this Bank
begets Its mnlldcnoc in you. and
none or us can get very (or on the‘
{road to success without giving and
m-el'vlng ornrildeuce. This . Bank
..
has fairly mired your confidence i
through squalordullihg and help-
£111 service, and will appreciate
your mum.
. The People’s Trust Co.
78 WASHINGWN sn'. »
so. NORWALK, CONN
4 per cent. interest allowed on“
Savings Deposits.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 80. MAIN ST» 30. NGNWALK.
(2111:1111 smug
phone to must Jails moor to
Win. Mon, and you will 3a a My
8. NORWALK
F. S LYON
Good Job Printing
. But m. IBIS WW. In“ Prices
You only need irrlio's postal or
BB NORTH MIAlN STREET
PHONE 907
NI. Illt‘h all”. papery, m
NDM'Icrsp‘ll-on. metals. feather-
beds s specialty. We “suiting tor
stirrup. Samuel .Im. 871M '
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11 even IIsA'rosoAIv event
Special Music
NGI
during our
hero ior you.
NORWALK
“Uncle Sam" makes the best ready-to, wear
clothing ‘in the worldmright in our store you
will tint! some at the best oi it.
Soils and overcoats made by llari, Scliaiinc'r
A Marx are being sold at greatly reduced prices
Red Tag 85116
.Come in now—there are some 'Bl‘g Bargains
iliROgers ICE. Stevens ”
SOUTH NORWALK
Your Garage
lleai it withEGAS
There isd very ct
ficietti garage beateni
generatedlly dds; now-1
on the market.
i"
‘\
No more trouble with
your car in cold isomer.
it one oi these is me
AskourSalesbepri—
L ui'eni tor. lull interludes.
United Elastic
L1ght8r Water Co.
.1.
‘ now 1111 11 1 10‘
Our Krypiok lenses
do away. entirely with those 'twu ' V
pairs of glaéses. They provide for»
perfect far and near vision without
suggestion of advancing years. To ' i
all appearances they are solid sin
gle~vision lenses. . '~
Our eye department is in charlie
of an OCUIJST. '
THAMER
- OCULISTS AND OPTIGTIANS _
87» Atlantic Square, Stamford,i;on '
Open Sal. Evenings. =2». 13117 '
“ our: our r‘nowsnr Silos all...
suns “loll 31 UP
291i).
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A super .1er on m NERAJI
South Norwalk Florcst
Main SI. ‘ .Norwa
mime 3114.N ‘
.mM..,....... 1.-.?
Sea Escaliops for
Long Clams opened at the
market....‘ ...... '....4'oc
F resh' Salt, smoked and Ca
1 Fish
[Long and Round Ciam5~
Rockaway and Princess -B
- Oysters. .
' Cod Liver Oil.
» CUTBILL'S
nurses MARKET
71 North Main Street
Frss Delivery.
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Norwalk Chronicler